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#307096 19-Sep-2023 10:15
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Just looking at the 16GB plan I'll be upgrading to and am feeling that I would unlikely to use anywhere that amount as I'm usually at locations with Wi-Fi availability. 

How much mobile data do you use monthly and on what? 

 

 

 

My usage is around 3-5GB... depending if I need to hotspot when our work WiFi network is down or if I'm at client meetings. 


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  #3129355 19-Sep-2023 10:27
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3-6GB on a bad month ;)

 

I live stream occasionally, and watch some Plex on the bus on way to work etc. 

 

But mostly its wifi for me.

 

 





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  #3129357 19-Sep-2023 10:29
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2GBish I always use the free 1 hour of data clock most days


  #3129363 19-Sep-2023 10:36
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My statistics show that I average about 5-6GB per month. Mostly Spotify streaming in the car on CarPlay. At home I'm on Wifi and in the office we have staff/guest Wifi that my phone connects to.




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I downgraded to Skinny's 1.5GB plan a year ago and to my surprise I've have managed to build up a 7GB carryover buffer since then. Turns out I really use very little now that I work from home most days.


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  #3129369 19-Sep-2023 10:45
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It can vary wildly, I was at an average of around 3GB but a busy month can have me at my 12GB limit. 

 

 


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  #3129374 19-Sep-2023 10:55
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I burn through 10 to 15Gb per month which is probably mainly radio and podcast streaming. Interestingly I had to work from home for a week recently due to an office relocation, and interestingly my usage dropped dramatically during that period. 


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